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@Vi_cdan

Digital Art || NFTs || Ambassador 🎨 @chaoticApp || @Polkadot believer || Building @dotjobs_online || Building @Polkatribe || PBA X wave 3 || AI with @rendar_ai

Katılım Aralık 2021
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vicdan@Vi_cdan·
Just dropped a full walkthrough of @ChaoticApp Polkadot NFT marketplace. In the video, I explore: ➡️ Home page & navigation ➡️ Explore page for discovering collections ➡️ Artist profiles & drops page ➡️ Create page for minting NFTs ➡️ Light/Dark mode toggle ➡️ Blazing speed & smooth UX Chaotic is built to give Polkadot NFTs a faster, cleaner, and more immersive experience. Watch the video here
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Jizzle 🦊@Jizzle_szn·
Good morning ☀️ CT Bless this week oh Lord 🙏
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Rendar AI
Rendar AI@rendar_ai·
On Rendar AI, you can create AI videos using a reference image (optional) to guide the output. Simply generate an image first, then use it as a reference to turn it into a video. The video is created using this exact process
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Rendar AI
Rendar AI@rendar_ai·
Looks like a National Geographic shot… But it’s fully AI-generated. Start creating on Rendar AI.
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Jizzle 🦊@Jizzle_szn·
Good morning ☀️ CT Happy Eid Mubarak to my Muslim brothers and sisters. TGIF 🔥
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vicdan
vicdan@Vi_cdan·
@DogPay_ Absolutely great to see Nigerian being recognized for their work!!! We Nigerians are resilient and hardworking
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DogPay
DogPay@DogPay_·
Nigeria showed us the power of community. 🇳🇬 Now, we want to go deeper. 🚀 We are recruiting Ambassadors to help more Nigerians break bank limits and keep their privacy with DogPay. Building the future of payment? Let’s connect 👇 #NigeriaNews #Nigeria
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Akira Ishi
Akira Ishi@leAkira_Ishi·
If you like Generative Art or just Art in general You HAVE to check out this project👇 Here's one of mine #31 Peaceful, nostalgic and profound.
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Qotonana@Qotonana

ZimZeleno is Onchain ✨ ‘Feels less like an image of nature and more like a memory of it — a moment where computation and landscape meet to evoke endurance, stillness, and time.' — AI review 🌲 Release on 17 Mar 2026/ 17:00 at @fx_hash_ CHECK FOR GIVEAWAY 👇 #generativecoding #p5js

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Magic Eden Community
Magic Eden Community@MagicEdenComm·
gME 🪄 4 new votes have been pushed into the LIVE voting section of the governance dashboard. ✨ Head to @MagicEden website. ✨ Click the “Earn” tab. ✨ Click $ME staking tab. ✨ Click the “Governance” tab. The community needs your vote in order to hit quorum. T - 10 Days.
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JohnPaulVal 🦇@Val_KomicsART·
. @MagicEdenNG proposal is now LIVE for voting on Magic Eden Governance. Kindly, support our vision by voting YES. Visit Magic Eden site to vote: magiceden.io/earn?tab=staki… We look forward to your votes in support of our initiative to bring our objectives of expanding Magic Eden Ecosystem growth in Nigeria. Thank you 🫂
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gME 🪄 4 new votes have been pushed into the LIVE voting section of the governance dashboard. ✨ Head to @MagicEden website. ✨ Click the “Earn” tab. ✨ Click $ME staking tab. ✨ Click the “Governance” tab. The community needs your vote in order to hit quorum. T - 10 Days.

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vicdan@Vi_cdan·
New Drop on @ChaoticApp Wave Barrier 32 pieces 0.9 Dot on asset hub Link below
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Chaotic
Chaotic@ChaoticApp·
Calling it "blockchain-native art" rather than "digital art" is a useful distinction. Digital art is a 50-year category. Onchain art is a specific claim about provenance, authorship, and custody. The word choice matters for how seriously institutions take the work.
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Jizzle 🦊@Jizzle_szn·
Good morning ☀️ CT Fresh week,fresh win let’s get it.
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Chaotic
Chaotic@ChaoticApp·
Onchain generative art has a mechanic no other medium has ever had: the collector's transaction is the moment of creation. They don't buy a finished piece. They're the last variable in the algorithm. It's a genuinely new relationship between maker and collector.
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Web3 Dakine ⭕🤓
Web3 Dakine ⭕🤓@__dakine·
I've been staring at this developer commit data by @ourcryptotalk all morning and I genuinely can't move on without talking about it. Most people see crypto prices down and assume nothing is happening. I used to think the same way. Then I started paying attention to what developers were actually doing behind the scenes and it completely rewired how I look at this space. Let me explain what commits are first, because this is where most people check out and they shouldn't. Every time a developer writes code or updates it, they save that change. That save is called a commit. Think of it exactly like Google Docs edit history. Every single change, recorded, timestamped, permanent. So when you see a chain with 689,000 commits in 2026, that means developers saved their work 689,000 times. That is not a small number. That is an army of people quietly showing up every single day. Now here is what stopped me in my tracks. Prices have been bleeding in Q1. Sentiment is low. Retail is either panic selling or completely checked out. And yet. DOT at 689k. ETH at 500k. ADA at 272k. ARB at 192k. SOL at 89k. These developers are not looking at the price chart. They are heads down, building, committing, shipping. That level of activity during a down market is not normal. That is conviction in its purest form. But I want to be honest with you because I think honesty is what actually builds trust. Commits are not a perfect metric. A developer can split one update into 50 tiny saves and inflate the number. Bots exist. Automated scripts exist. Not every commit represents a human being pouring their heart into a blockchain. So I never use this as the only data point. I use it as a signal, one piece of a larger puzzle. The real question you should be asking is not just how many commits, but what are they building and who is actually using it. Because commits without users is just a beautiful empty stadium. You want to pair this data with active wallets, total value locked, real application launches, and whether developers are sticking around year after year or leaving after six months. When a chain scores well across all of those metrics AND has high commit activity, that is when something truly interesting is happening. Here is the analogy that completely changed how I think about this. Imagine two restaurants. The first one, even on slow nights, has a busy kitchen. Chefs testing new dishes, refining recipes, training new staff. The second one goes quiet the moment foot traffic drops. Now tell me, when the dinner rush finally comes back, which restaurant is ready? Which one has the menu, the staff, the systems already in place? The chains building right now are the first restaurant. They are not waiting for the market to recover to start preparing. They are already prepared. And by the time retail money floods back in, because it always does, the infrastructure will already be there waiting for it. This is what most people fundamentally misunderstand about bear markets in crypto. The price going down does not mean the technology is going down. Sometimes it means the opposite. The noise leaves. The tourists leave. And the people who actually believe in where this is going stay. They build. They commit, literally. Now go back to that list and look at the top of it one more time. 689,000 commits. Not from the chain everyone is talking about. Not from the one dominating crypto Twitter right now. From the one that has been quietly doing this consistently, year after year, while most people were busy looking elsewhere. That kind of consistency does not happen by accident. It happens when developers genuinely believe in what they are building and where it is going. It happens when the vision is big enough to keep serious engineers showing up even when the market is not rewarding them for it. The most dangerous thing you can do in this space is confuse silence with irrelevance. The most important thing I have learned watching this space is that the biggest opportunities almost always sit in the quiet moments. Not when everyone is talking about a chain. When nobody is. Because by the time everyone is talking about it again, the people who were paying attention during the silence have already positioned themselves. Watch who is building when nobody is watching. That is usually where the story is.
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